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Integrating Timezone Places with Geographicals Tutorial
Revisiting our Geographicals suite of Web Applications recently, specifically Great Circle Distance calculations we ended up hankering for a wider choice of Placename choices in the dropdowns presented. Examining the PHP code last changed around about the time of Integrating … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged dropdown, explode, HTML, integration, PHP, place, placename, programming, require_once, select, software, software integration, timezone, tutorial
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Integrating a Google Map Chart with Geographicals Tutorial
Today we revisit the Geographicals suite of webpages here at this blog, which we last talked about with Integrating Global Weather Ajax with Geographicals Tutorial as shown below. Lately we’ve been thinking about software integration projects, particularly with respect to … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Software, Tutorials
Tagged geographicals, geography, Google, Google chart, HTML, Javascript, PHP, programming, software integration, tutorial
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Change the Weather Tutorial
Today’s tutorial’s title is a bit cheekier than it really is, as we talk about a change to the software integration of a Weather Reporting web service for the geographicals suite here at this blog. The previous arrangements we detailed … Continue reading
Posted in Ajax, eLearning, Tutorials
Tagged Ajax, Did you know, geographicals, PHP, programming, software integration, tutorial, weather, Webservice
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Integrating Global Weather Ajax with Geographicals Tutorial
Today’s tutorial is all about software integration and complements yesterday’s Integrating Global Weather into Geographicals Tutorial as shown below. Software integration takes many forms, and Ajax functionality is that little bit different, perhaps, in that with the tablet and mobile … Continue reading
Posted in Ajax, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Software, Tutorials
Tagged Ajax, events, geographicals, HTML, Javascript, PHP, programming, software, software design, tutorial, user acceptance, weather, web service, XMLHttpRequest
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Integrating Global Weather into Geographicals Tutorial
Today’s tutorial is all about software integration and builds on yesterday’s Ajax Global Weather HTTP Get Primer Tutorial as shown below. Sometimes (well, in my experience) you get the best “kick” out of integrating software components, rather than the writing … Continue reading
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Tagged Ajax, HTML, integration, Javascript, PHP, programming, software, tutorial
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